Mongolia, Vietnam to strengthen cooperation in crime combat
Vietnamese Minister of Public Security To Lam and Mongolian Minister of Justice and Home Affairs Nyamdorj Tsend agreed to reinforce crime-fighting cooperation during talks held in Hanoi.
Vietnamese Minister of Public Security To Lam and Mongolian Minister of Justice and Home Affairs Nyamdorj Tsend agreed to reinforce crime-fighting cooperation during talks held in Hanoi. “Bilateral cooperation has been expanded in various spheres, including defense, security, culture, and education,” Vietnamese Minister noted, adding that relations between the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security and Ministry of Defense of Mongolia have also recorded major outcomes. In 2013, the two ministries signed a cooperation agreement on crime prevention and combat. Since then, they have increased the exchange of anti-crime information via diplomatic channels, Interpol, and multilateral cooperation frameworks. To promote substantive cooperation, Lam asked both sides to continue considering the establishment of cooperation mechanisms in security and crime combat to share information of mutual concern; as well as step up the building of coordination mechanisms to ensure security for mutual visits and representative diplomatic agencies, diplomatic workers, and the diaspora citizens of each country. Mongolian Minister Nyamdorj Tsend pledged to exert all efforts to contribute to bilateral relations, including between the two ministries, so as to help ensure their respective nations’ security, social order, and safety, along with regional and global peace and stability. Additionally, the countries should enhance cooperation effectiveness on the basis of the 2013 agreement on crime prevention and combat. They also need to boost the sharing of information and experience between their law enforcement bodies, while improving delegation exchanges and joint human resources training to intensify mutual understanding, the host official added.
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